Wendougee DMantis 2 Group Gravimetric Espresso Machine
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Touchscreen Control and Integrated Scales for Recipe-Driven Bars
The Wendougee DMantis is a two-group saturated commercial espresso machine for cafés that want multi-boiler stability, integrated weight feedback and a touchscreen interface. It combines adjustable pre-infusion, programmable brew curves and a commercial constant-pressure pump with the parallel workflow of two groups.
Integrated scales let the barista monitor beverage mass at the cup. That is more useful than volume alone when recipes are expressed as a brew ratio, though the exact automatic stop modes should be confirmed for the production firmware. A 4.3-inch touchscreen places brewing and system data in one interface.
DMantis Highlights
- Two saturated groups: designed for stable temperature under repeated use.
- Multi-boiler architecture: published 10.5 L steam and 4.3 L coffee-boiler capacity.
- Integrated scales: direct yield feedback for weight-based recipes.
- Adjustable pre-infusion: tune early extraction for different coffees.
- Touchscreen brew curves: faster access to recipe controls and status.
- Commercial pump: designed for quiet, constant 9-bar operation.
- Four-hole 360° steam wand: high-output milk texturing.
DMantis vs. DMecha
The DMantis favors touchscreen setup and programmable brewing information. The DMecha favors mechanical actuation and tactile barista control. Both use integrated scale feedback; the correct choice depends on how recipes are trained and who controls each shot during service.
Published Specifications
| Groups | 2 saturated groups |
|---|---|
| Steam boiler | 10.5 L |
| Coffee-boiler capacity | 4.3 L published |
| Interface | 4.3-inch touchscreen |
| Recipe tools | Integrated scales, pre-infusion and brewing curves |
| Pump | Commercial constant-pressure, nominal 9 bar |
| Electrical | 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz; confirm wattage and circuit |
| Water / drain | Confirm final commercial connection requirements |
Installation and Care
Obtain the certified North American cut sheet before approving electrical, plumbing or millwork. Confirm dimensions, weight, phase, amperage, connector, inlet pressure, drain placement and service clearances.
Commercial espresso equipment needs a treated cold-water supply and a drain unless the final cut sheet states otherwise. Test hardness and alkalinity before choosing treatment; review our water-hardness guide.
Use a written cleaning checklist: backflush both groups, purge and wipe the steam wand after every drink, clean baskets and portafilters, wipe scale platforms without flooding them, wash the drain tray and follow screen prompts. Arrange local technical support and preventive service before opening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the DMantis brew-by-weight?
It has integrated scales and is marketed as gravimetric. Confirm whether the selected firmware automatically stops at target weight or uses weight primarily as live feedback.
Can both groups brew simultaneously?
Yes. The two-group format is intended for parallel operation, subject to configured power and recovery.
Can recipes be saved?
Published materials reference brewing curves and touchscreen access. Confirm recipe count, permissions and backup behavior for the final release.
Does it require 220–240 V power?
Published versions do. The final North American amperage and connection method must be verified by a licensed electrician.
What supporting equipment is required?
Plan for a matched commercial grinder, water treatment, knock box, tamping system and milk refrigeration.
Wendougee manufacturer DMantis page · Product literature PDF
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